This is a great antique mall. Very large and eclectic! There's something for everyone. Honestly…read moreit's your run of the mill antique mall in the sense that the prices depend on the booth / owner. We had a great time perusing the aisles and we'll definitely be back.

One of my fav antique shops! It's huge and has everything. This place is pretty amazing. Bit…read morepricey, but it's overall such a cool spot.

I found a dream come true here. The antiques, the china. The customer service was top tier!read more

A French country boutique located in the heart of the Ghent shopping district…read more They have many items including stationary, seasonal accessories such as gloves and Christmas ornaments, a small clothing section, beautiful China patterns, a chocolate counter, and a decent sized baby section. They beautifully gift wrap your purchase if needed.

This is a cute market!…read more My husband was invited by a vendor he knows so we drove down for the October market on a pretty, sunny day. There are tons of vendors here - in front of Waterside they're easy to see but there are more inside and on the back area by the water so be sure to walk through the building (a few were set up inside in back by the doors) and onto the sidewalk outside where there were easily another 10-15 tents. There is a lot of vintage/flea market clothing but there are also vendors selling their crafts like wood cutting boards, stones and crystals, bags, soaps and candles, etc. We had a good time and everyone was very friendly.

Beautiful day out - vendors inside and out - so many items to choose from - vendors all were nice…read moreand friendly without being pushy (the ones I engaged with) - from clothes to jewelry to art to spices and self care - so much to browse and choose from - prices vary depending on vendor but I feel I found some good deals. Check them out on the first Sunday of the month thru August.

This has become a spot on my radar. I did a little research for a place to visit on my way across…read morethe water to Hampton Roads. We pulled up and got out of the car with a mission... find goodies. Boy did we luck out here. There were so many cute things. Some booths had higher pricing than I wanted to pay. But that's all preference. So many booths to go through. It's bigger than I thought. It's goes back deep. But, it is easy to navigate. There was a male working. He was not the most inviting. But, I'll just classify him as an introvert. When it came time to check out he was great. Parking was in the street for me. If there is lot parking I did not notice.

Neat antique shop. They have a lot of interesting finds. A little pricey, but worth visiting.read more

Great discovery on Granby Street. Tom greets all with a smile and always has time to chat. We try…read moreto visit every time we are in town...and we always leave with some bargain finds.

This antique shop is an absolute gem! The gentleman working the cash register was both kind,…read moreattentive, and full of valuable knowledge. I would absolutely recommend anyone in Hampton Roads and beyond to make time to visit the Village Mermaid. I will absolutely be a regular there from now on. You can find all kinds of treasures and goodies spanning decades. You won't want to miss it!

This place is a hidden gem on Granby. It's literally packed sky high with furniture and stain glass…read morewindows. Stuff is a bit pricey but that's because it's completely restored. Good quality and amazing amazing selection. Just wish I had a bigger house to fit some of the pieces

Really cool furniture and amazing collection of stained glass windows. A little on the pricy side.read more

This is a small little shop in downtown Norfolk right off Granby street but, as the name implies,…read moreit's full of little treasures one might find in some storage boxes in granny's attic. The rooms seems to have some level or organization but there are a ton of different goodies throughout. Small rooms dot the store filled with Tiffany-style lamps, salt and pepper shakers, hats, silver trays, and other items. In the back there are a bunch of antique glasses (think drink ware) as well as a kitchen area and then a huge section with a wall full of pyrex glassware. I found some cute little rose salt and pepper shakers for $8 and the day we were there (a Saturday at noon) there were vendors set up out front displaying items and sales throughout. If you like looking for vintage or antique goodies - this is a great spot.

The store is cool but unfortunately most items are way overpriced. I wish they had better pricing!read more

What a beautiful store! I've tried to visit a few times on a Sunday afternoon but they aren't open…read more- literally it's been like 5x I've been in the neighborhood having dinner or something and I wanna come browse the wares in this high-end antique store only to always see they aren't open! FINALLY yesterday I was over here early enough meeting friends for lunch that I was able to sneak in for 30 minutes. There are lots of beautiful things in here --- they have some seriously well-preserved classical pieces from France and Europe from around 1900 for $300-400 like mirrored tables, reupholstered chairs, chandeliers and such... I spoke to the lady inside for a while and she was very friendly and efficient. We talked about some nice dining room chairs I liked that were from France that had been redone (only the upholstery) and were about $2450 for the set of 6. Chandeliers ranged from $1500-5000 depending on the size and there were large statement pieces as well as small things like punch bowls and cups. If you love to antique this is a great stop - with high-end items. Worth a look.

Has a great collection of antiques. Highly recommend stopping by his shop. Very nice and friendly…read morepeople.